The Souls of All Folks
Although receiving considerable reproach for peaceful protest, our fellow Americans are attempting to initiate a discussion; to draw attention to matters they feel need discourse,…
Articles by Natalie
Pope Calls Mother Teresa A Model of Holiness
For many Catholics and non-Catholics worldwide, Mother Teresa of Calcutta has served as a model for living as a servant of God on earth. Her…
To the Working Man
America is a nation built on the backs of the working class. A distinctive work ethic characterizes American success—it is a pillar of the American…
God is Not Dead but He’s Not Allowed to Advertise It
The Republican National Convention in Cleveland next week is bound to be a bombardment of advertisements and billboards for both pro- and anti-conservative movements, principles,…
The Unhealthy Love Triangle of Putin, Assad, and Obama
The Obama administration, with heavy support of Obama himself and Secretary Kerry, have proposed a new agreement on Syria to the Russian government with the…
The Tragedy of American Violence
Instead of seeking to reform the individual, the wisdom of a Nation should apply itself to reform the system. In light of recent events it…
The Danger of Abrasive Rhetoric
In today’s modern society everything in instantaneous. We get information and news right away, we expect politicians, global leaders, and agencies to act or speak…
Supreme Court Throws Out Texas Abortion Law
In a dramatic ruling, the Supreme Court threw out a Texas abortion case earlier today. The 2013 Texas law, HB 2, was passed to prevent…
How Should We Respond to Tragedy?
Tragedies occur every day, but when a tragedy of the magnitude of that in Orlando befalls it strikes the heart of the entire nation. Human…
The Important Lesson I Learned from Being Part of a Majority I Didn’t Like
Anyone who knows me personally, or follows me on Twitter for that matter, knows that I proudly tout an esteemed level of open-mindedness. Although I…
